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…spontaneously fermenting

Natural Wine Making in Piemonte Part V – Fermentation!

Fredrik, AKA "Frisbee" checking out the freshly fermenting Nebbiolo must!

Fredrik, AKA "Frisbee" checking out the freshly fermenting Nebbiolo must!

Saturday October 3rd, 2009

  • Fermentation begins spontaneously after 24 hours!
  • No added yeasts!
  • No added sulfur!

Yeeehaaa! It couldn’t have been easier than simply sourcing healthy grapes that have been grown in an organic manner, hand harvested/selected and crushed. The rest we left up to mother nature! Simple! Pump up the volume and click the “Fermenting Nebbiolo Sounds”  below and hear for yourself!

Fermenting Nebbiolo Sounds

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Category: 1 WINE, 9 WINE THOUGHTS, Events, natural wine (100% living wine), Natural Wine Making in Piemonte

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2 Responses

  1. mydailywine says:

    Really enjoying your series! Congrats on fermentation.
    Cheers
    Amy

    • vinosseur says:

      Thanks Amy!

      We were all quite happy when fermentation began. We had spoken to quite a few respected wine makers who suggested that a bit of sulfur would be a good idea at the beginning. It was nice to not use any.

      -cheers

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